News & Trends in Offshore Investing

There are basically three ways that you can become a citizen of a country, namely through birth or ancestry, prolonged residency and by donation or investment. Read More.

Those saving for retirement need to consider the Fed's latest shenanigans as part of their planning. Read More.

Below we discuss the traits of a market melt-up in the backdrop of a global pandemic and recession. Read More.

Kelowna brothers Lucas and Travis Boychuk moved to Nicaragua in 2008 in pursuit of a dream – building an action sports resort. Now 12 years later, the Boychuk brothers have three resorts, two in Nicaragua and another in Costa Rica, and a documentary detailing their journey from building to expanding their business. Read More.

United announced it will also allow customers who want to depart earlier or later the same day to fly standby without paying a $75 same-day change fee. Read More.

Belize will reopen Philip Goldson International Airport on October 1 as the third step in a five-phase reopening strategy for tourism said Dean Barrow, the country’s prime minister. Read More.

The Bay Area has the single largest concentration of ‘green’ businesses in the country. It was also the first to feel California’s rolling outages caused by the state’s messy infrastructure of solar panels and wind turbines, faulty and erratic, tied together by ‘virtual power plants’. Read More.

Many U.S. citizens whose families immigrated from Europe are eligible, and the pandemic has caused an uptick in applications. Read More.

One of the COVID-19 pandemic’s greatest — and perhaps least obvious — lessons is that the U.S. needs more energy, not less. Read More.

“I’m worried!  Like this isn’t a joke anymore!” said a friend of mine on a phone call the other day.  “It doesn’t matter where in the US you live right now things are crazy.  Read More.

No one saw 2020 coming, at least not in the present form. Many thought it would be a year much like what has gone before. With the advent of COVID-19, sectors of the financial community are learning to navigate in a new and strange world. Read More.

In my experience as an expat for more than thirty years and as a ‘permanent traveller’ for more than twelve years, I’ve discovered that the people who are interested in websites like EscapeArtist are people who seriously value one thing — freedom of choice! Read More.

It’s really common to hear the word malpractice thrown around if you’re working in medicine. However, doctors aren’t the only people who lose hundreds of thousands of dollars to malpractice lawsuits—accountants, realtors and plenty of others are also at risk. Read More.

I write this article just as countries are starting to open their doors for travellers after Covid-19 has destroyed the tourism industry. At this moment, Thailand is still closed, but as we know, time will tell how long their borders will remain this way. Read More.

Life is full of trade-offs. To gain one thing we often have to forego something else. Soon enough, this is something every expat realizes. Read More.